UN Team Returns To Korea In Cease Fire Talks Pause
Allied armistice negotiators land in Korea to resume cease fire discussions if the Reds observe the neutral zone. Vice Admiral Joy leads four American delegates from Tokyo while urging a prompt response from General Ridgway. Talks hinge on North Korean and Chinese leaders reactions and the timing could allow a Friday resumption, four months after talks began.
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Tokyo
Korea
Naesong Sone
Matthew B. Ridgway
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Joy
Ridgway
William FP. Nuckals
Oder
Red
Panntuchon
Kaesong
Kim Ti Sung
Peng Teh-Huai
Syracuse
Lost fliers hunted after Otis training jet crash
Forestport area police report two Air Force aviators from Otis Air Force Base in Massachusetts abandoning a T-33 trainer near Griffiss Field due to fuel concern. The crash was observed by a radar guard as about 7 03 PM local time. Roughly 250 airmen searched the vicinity while Rome based search planes were grounded by rain and overcast skies.
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Lloyd Kine
Sirdrome
Grijss
B.C
Air Force
Ares
Rome
Casualties Rise by 351 in Korean War Week
Washington reports the Defense Department tallies 80,430 American battle casualties in Korea, up 351 from the prior week, the smallest weekly gain since the war began after last week's 336 increase.
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Washington
Defense Department
Overemphasis in West Point Football Obscures Reality
A critical editorial by Marquis Childs examines the overemphasis on West Point football as a symptom of broader systemic disintegration. The piece argues the sport’s prominence masks failures across civic and editorial responsibilities, urging readers to reassess priorities amid national discourse.
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West Point
Fortes
Marquis Childs
Rooney Fan Hands Him a Summons at Game
Mickey Rooney faced a contempt summons from his former wife over child support arrears totaling 2,980.73. An autograph seeker, Anne Bernell, used a charity baseball game to deliver the court command after a long attempt to serve Rooney.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Anne Bernell
Mickey
Doctor Put Aboard Stricken Italian Motorship Tausinia
A Coast Guard cutter reached the stricken Tausinia today and ferried a doctor and medical corpsman to treat a fever spreading among the crew. One death reported and three more in danger as details remained unclear from Androscoggin and Coast Guard headquarters.
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Tausinia
Andras-coggin
Taurnia
Denise Darcel Seeks Separation From Peter Crosby
Denise Darcel files suit in New York State Supreme Court for separation from oilman and realtor Peter Crosby after a ten month marriage. She asks for 500 dollars weekly alimony and 10000 dollars in counsel fees for her attorney.
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New York
Americans Choose Between Tightening Delts Or Risk Pants
A humorous quip laments the dilemma of choosing exercise for physique versus the risk of ill fitting pants, reflecting lighthearted daily concerns in a playful tone.
Crucible Awards Contract for New $3 Million Plant
Crucible Steel Company of America announces a contract for a $3 million cold drawn wire mill at the Syracuse Sanderson-Haleam site. The project adds about 100 workers and features a 180 by 306 foot building connected to the existing unit for wiring sizes not drawn at the old mill. Dawson Brothers Construction handles the build with Syracuse Engineering Co. in charge of steel fabrication and erection under a subcontract.
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Crucible Steel Company of America
Syracuse
Reinhold Schempt
Dawson Brothers Construction Company, Inc
Syracuse Engineering Company, Inc
Harry O'Donnell Hoae
Crucible
Ballston Spa
Spe
Ray Schneid
Icial Grand Jury
Saratoga
James A. Leary
Inouse
Grand Jury
John M. Minton
Leary
Charles Sandora
Wesley J. DeVoe
Leel
Sehere
Henry
J. Winne
DeVoe
Thomas Splaine
Newman
Leake House
Frank Rubin
William Campbell
Cohonn
Congress Broadcast as Soviet Union Calls Friendship Pact
Senator McMahon says the United States chose to push truth about Soviet broadcasts of a friendship resolution and Truman's letter. Moscow Radio aired the text and letter while Washington rejects a five year peace pact as a Kremlin propaganda trap. DiSalle warns to expose actions and tell Russians to put up or shut up as meat industry complaints spark enforcement critiques. McMahon proposes exchanging lists of lawmakers to foster understanding.
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Congress
Truman
United States
Kremlin
Ageohad
Washington
INS
Price People
DiSalle
American Meat Institute
National Independent Meat Packers Association
Britain Iran oil talks open with cautious optimism
Tehran and Abadan report a hopeful start to formal Anglo Iranian oil negotiations. Britain has submitted an official outline for a final settlement as two Iranian delegates express confidence the nationalization dispute will be settled peacefully. Britain notes a vastly improved atmosphere, while Iran seeks recall of a controversial Kahramshahr consul as a test of tone.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Richard Stokes
Abadan
Kahramshahr
Gambler Hebert Noble Dies in Explosion After 11 Escapes
Dallas report says gambler Hebert Noble known as The Cat died in a concealed land mine blast after his car stopped near a mailbox. Noble, 42, had survived at least twelve murder attempts blamed on hired killers, and the Kefauver Crime Committee was noted amid the peril.
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Dallas
Tex
Hebert Noble
Jack
Tara
Noble
Kefauver Crime Committee
Galumn
Weather shifts as rain moves through and heat lingers
The forecast calls for scattered showers tomorrow with mild temperature rise. Severe heat grips the South with 116 degrees in some spots while Texas crops suffer. Dallas reports 12 deaths, Houston 3, amid drought and water conservation urges as wet weather appears in Syracuse and the Midwest.
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Houston
Mercury
Presidio
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Syracuse
New
York
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
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Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin
Northeastern
Towa
PCL Seeks New Status in Major League Ties
Washington reports Damon Miller of the San Francisco Seals told House Monoply Subcommittee the Pacific Coast Baseball League seeks independent status between major and minor levels to avoid the draft. Former Commissioner Chandler suggested a four-A compromise if the majors lose drafting rights to PCL stars. Investigator testimony also included Raymont L. Fisher, barred coach, on the reserve clause.
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
San Francisco
Damon Miller
San Francisco Seals
House
A A. B. Chandler
Baseball
West Coast
Miller
Raymont L. Fisher
University of Michigan
Coverup Claims Fly Over McCarthy Ouster Debate
Senator Wherry accused the Democratic National Committee of orchestrating a coverup to shield its chairman. The DNC denied the charge as untrue. Senator Benton urged public hearings on his McCarthy ouster resolution while a Senate subcommittee weighed charges that William Boyle pressured government loans or contracts. Boyle denied the allegations and planned to stay as DNC chairman through the 1952 nominating convention.
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Wherry
R-Neb
Democratic National Committee Today
McCarthy
R-Wis
Benton
D.-Conn
Thor
Senate Rules +Committee
Senate
William ‘M. Boyle, Jr
Boyle
Ater
White House
Aid Backed by Smith in Massive United States China Aid
Senator H Alexander Smith endorsed a 8.3 billion dollar foreign aid package for Chinese Nationalists and Formosa, praising the program as substantial. Senator Fulbright criticized it, suggesting revisions and possible cuts to provisions, highlighting the political clash over foreign aid strategy.
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Formosa
H. Alexander Smith
RNA
Fulbright
D-Ark
Comet Sighted In California And Harvard Observatory
Cambridge report from United Press states Mt Palomar Observatory in California and Harvard Observatory have discovered a new comet too small to be seen with the naked eye. Announcement was made today.
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Cambridge, Mass
Mt Palomar Observatory
California
Harvard Oservatory
Red Rally Hit By Food Lack
Berlin reports from a Communist Youth Rally show hunger and poor shelter affecting about 300,000 delegates over 11 days. Foreign delegates allegedly received more food than East German youths, undermining propaganda. Asylum requests rose to 298 since opening, while East Berlin restricted western access.
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West Berlin
Eal
East Berlin
West Point Denies Recruitment Rumors Page 29
West Point officials offered no comment on recruitment rumors. Coach Earl Blaik denied inducements to play football, saying the story is garbled and he will issue a formal statement. The World Telegram and Sun quoted Blaik as saying no offers were made.
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U. S. Military Academy
New York World-Telegram
Bull
Earl Blaik
Chicago Tribune
Flint
Mich
Duncan MacDonald
Blake
Blaik
The
World-Telegram
Sun
Sleik
Blaikhe
MacDonald
LO MacDonald
Sweet Corn Festival Draws Thousands To Mendota
Eight tons of buttered sweet corn will be served to thousands of visitors tomorrow at Mendota fourth annual Sweet Corn Festival, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and other civic groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Smallpox Case Found. Town Bans Gatherings
RECDSBURG Wisconsin health officials ordered a vaccination of Reedsburg's 4 200 residents within 48 hours of a smallpox case being found and banned all public gatherings. A 55 year old farm woman was the patient. Scout groups spread the word to residents and nearby farms as city health officer Otto Riggert expected 5 000 to 17 000 people to be vaccinated.
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Recdsburg
Wis
Reedsburg
Widman
Otto Riggert
Officials clamp ban on public gatherings in Sauk County
Town Sauk County and state officials met last night and ordered a fight against an epidemic by closing business and public places. The edict shuts movie theaters churches swimming pools and the summer school to prevent spread.
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Sauk County
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